Game Warp

Elwood and Kim check out the 2019 indie platformer Katana Zero in which you play a the katana welding assassin Zero who can both slow down time and predict the future while at the same time suffering from amnesia as he attempts to unravel the mystery of his past while carrying out assassination contracts.

Elwood and Kim check out the indie game "Orwell" were you get to play Big Brother...no not the kind who gets to task Z list celebs with pointless challanges for toilet roll, but a state operative monitoring a series of subjects as you attempt to uncover a terror plot by digging through thier internet activity looking for clues.

Elwood and Kim share thier favourite video game costumes while looking at who makes a costume, the character wearing them or does the design help make a character iconic. 

Kim and Elwood check out the quirky indie title Doughnut County by Ben Esposito in which you play a hole which grows bigger the more it consumes while you attempt to consume everything on the map.

We also share some of our favourite quirky titles

"The Professor" Stephen Palmer (Asian Cinema Film Club) joins Elwood to explain his love for the the Yakuza series. But can he convince Elwood there is more to the game than mini games and quirky humour?

Kim and Elwood look at The Gunk an action-adventure game from Image and Form as you play the mechanical handed scavenger Rani and who along with her partner Becks must clean up the slime like substance known as The Gunk which is corrupting the planet surface.

Elwood and Kim return from thier recent break with a brand new episode in which they reveal thier favourite horror games from classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill through to Indie gems like Oxenfree and Little Nightmare even uncovering a few forgotten gems aswell.

Kim and Elwood look at the plant identification puzzler Strange Horticulture in which you inherit your uncle's plant shop in the town of Undermere. A town were it constantly rains and a dark mystery awaits for you to unravel as you help the residents locate the plants they require while hunting down new specimens to add to your collection

Kim and Elwood review the second season of Twisted Metal as the show shifts gears and finally gives us the tournament we've been waiting to see.

We look at the new introductions to the cast, the joy of practical car stunts and try and spot all the references to the games.

*Audio corrected - 25/9

We venture to the pale city were a mysterious signal has enslaved it's inhabitants in this return to the twisted world of Little Nightmares, as this time you play Mono who along with or our original heroine Six must venture to the city working together to uncover the secret of the signal while avoiding the twisted inhabitants of this world. 

On this episode we review the game, highlighting many of the exciting new additions to the gameplay aswell as the new world you get to explore, aswell as sharing our theories on what it all means.